HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless LAN A809 good office printer, but with quirks

Positives: - The printer will print in draft mode already of sufficient quality.
- He's quick, he's the first fully ramped.
- For an Office printer image quality photo printing is more than good
Negative: - At the photo print it needs very high print quality otherwise the printer prints deliberately strips the picture, high quality
then of course consumes more ink, which is probably of HP so wanted to be able to sell more ink can.
- The first power up the printer took me at least 20 minutes and I have the impression that the with the
current firmware is a little faster.
- After about 2 years time after the warranty, there were problems with the paper feed. The error, however,
absolutely not due to soiled paper rolls, all HP Service videos to be completely useless and should
customers only deal. The real problem is a matter which takes the paper from the paper tray
and zoom moves to the transport rollers of the printing unit. This rubber roller clamps, causing a rattling
Sound by the spinning gears. Sometimes, she goes back and the printer prints as always.
The exact cause I still have to fathom.
- The power supply was designed too weak in its original state and also broke down shortly after the warranty period, the cheap
and enhanced exchange version runs dagegegen until today.
- The next problem concerns the W-LAN connection, here HP is not today in a position to a printer driver
write that the printer as soon as possible even if it finds on the network from the router a new IP
Gets assigned address. Sometimes the recognition takes several days and suddenly the printer then prints
Documents that were stored somewhere in the print queue.
The only solution I know is to teach the router, it gives the printer a static IP address. This is
Unfortunately, not every router possible (fixed IP for a device, all other get further automatic IP)
and many customers are also not capable of unassisted.

-Some Owners report at this printer from a breaking coupling on one of the paper feed rollers, this error has not yet occurred to me, what is probably because I have very rarely produces a jam with my printer. Nevertheless, this is a poor performance from HP, this should also specifically apply to my model.

Whether I would go back to buy a HP printer? I would say it does not matter from which printer manufacturers to buy, without exception, all manufacturers turn to nasty tricks to the customer quickly sell a new printer. Whether this groundbreaking gears with predetermined breaking point are intentionally in the picture printed errors when using no manufacturer own photo paper or a lower resolution used to save ink, or whether it is page counter, which paralyze the printer when it has exceeded a certain number of pages , The latter, of course, without easily accessible way to reset this counter after having changed the flow of the printer head cleaning. For a time as sch ... expensive printers I would have at least wanted a much higher quality and support.